mrmaplebar
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Any self-hostable alternative to playit.gg for easily exposing local game servers to the public internet? For those who don't know, playit.gg is a free/cheap service for exposing self-hosted local game servers to the wider internet. But as someone who already has access to a cheapish VPS, I'm curious if anyone knows of any self-hostable alternatives that I could just run as a container on my VPS. I've been toying with using Wireguard UDP tunneling, but it's proving to be a l...
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Anyone got any "I did that!!" stickers with Trump's dumb face on them?
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If it's come to the point where even he's admitting that they'll "remain high", then we can probably expect them to double or something.
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Well... The people who own and control the surveillance can still kidnap to their heart's content.
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I kind of disagree. How can you be certain a person in is a certain age without determining who that person is? The local AI concept is flawed, as is anything that relies on trusting the user. If you want to be certain that someone is over 18 at some point you need a government ID or birth certificate, and at that point you know a hell of a lot more about them than their age. This is identity verification.
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What's their motivation? "Protecting the children" from pictures of boobs? Doubtful. Instead, I think the AI companies are looking for ways to more easily distinguish human-made "content" from bot-made content, in order to decrease the amount of generative slop that ends up being fed back into their training data.
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Tasted like it came out of the wrong hole.
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Workplace theater comes to the shitter.
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Plot twist: he's a gynecologist
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I do hate unregulated capitalism. But that's not the only problem, even people in the non-profit space, as well as the supposed "communists" of the CCP in China are using and abusing machine learning techniques for the purposes of surveillance, oppression and exploitation. It's not the technology's fault, obviously. But at that point this becomes a bullshit "guns don't kill people, people kill people" argument.